Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-08

 Mrs. J. G. Darlington. One of their twin children died Friday. & Mir. k. c. Moore is able to be out on the streets some. though still troubled with something like [ paralA SIS. -p3,,a.se .
 Read MT. Arthur A. Gibson 2 announcement at top Ofrtl'is page He wants your trade, when you go to Hope. .,. ...,,n ,.,.. Misses Jenuie BrOwn.and, Lizzie Beasley have returned to Camden, and left aching hearts behind, from what we can learn. "
 Little Bonnie Johnson, who has been suffering from large and ' painful abscess under his shoulder blade. is getting.better. a@ ," 'a
 About a dozen new subscribers added this week. Come on, ever ybody! The PIcAYUNE has more subscribers now than ever before. Last week NJ. Alfred Aburrow again took charge of his meat mar. ket. He keeps good meats, and deserves the Oig patronage he gets. New fall and winter goods of all descriptions, will commence ar irving daily at .,.
 BROOKS, BLAKE X Go.
 Jeans.-All grades and puces, just opened. .l...~ .<,
 JNO. F. PORTIs, We have another car lot of those celebrated and unequalled Studebaker wagons. +'>
 J. NJ. DENMAN X BRO. i
 Superior, Moi,a wk, Alamo, New Pilot, Ky. Belle, Echo, Bluff City, On Time, Prairie and Farmers Pride, cooking stoves, for sale by Foster and Logon Hdw., Go. ~f Mir. P. C. Hayes, a clever, hard working young farmer from down near Bluff City, was up visiting his father, Rev. T. w. Hayes Sun. day. ' '''
 We ask our readers to carefully peruse our advertising columns, and give those merchants herei n soliciting yOnr patronage a fair trial. .t4am lrt 20 r.aN. T faft
 Miss Mattie Owen passed down the road Sunday, to Texarkana, where she takes a situation the pnblic schools, with Miss Minnie COnnevey, .........
 Given away to every purchaser of one pound of candy, one Japa- nese napkin or handkerchief, for the next thirty days at J. n. Ker. sbaw's. r'. Sept. z, 1887.
 Miss Sallie Featherston q most accomplished young lady. of New nan Georgia, is here visiting reld. tiyes, the family of Mrs. B. D. Thomasson. ff..r.. ,...r,.t... Cotton is opening quite rapidly, and farmers think it can all be gathered inside of eight weeks. The crop is very shortcut off by the August drOuth.
 Hello central" Call at the post office store and see the mag. niticen, line of new goods inst re. cieved; cheap, cheaper, ch eapesr.
 Cheapest Drugs and Books to be had at Hugh Moncrief's.
 Those who are inclined to bil. ionsness, will flnd Norris Casca. rine an unfailing remedy for it's eradication.
 Claude Hinton, of the Hinton Drug Co.,, keeps one Ofthc neatest houses and goods we'll arranged. Besides a full stock of drugs, this firm handles choice groceries etc, at low prices. T
 Mrs. A. F. Orr, of Dobyville. and daughter and son, Miss Annie and master Sammie, have been over visiting relatives. Mrs. B. H. Logan and Mrs. c. F. Wingfield are daughters of Mrs. Orr. 0r
 Mrs. Bascome has moved into the Latourette building opposite the depot, East Main street, and will run d boarding house. She is a nice lady and we trust will re- ceive the liberal patronage she de serves.
 Misses Hattie and Georgia Belle Moore, of Three Creeks Union county, have been visiting their Granppa, M' J. L. Cooley. Miss Hattie goes on to college at Fem. pie Texas, and her sister will live with "Grandpa.'
 The new grocery store, of White X Co.,, is being just packed full of every thing good to eat, and the prettiest line of glass. ware you ev. CT saw. Call and see for your. self.
 Every body come to see the new goods 1 am receiving. H
 JNo. F. PORTIs.
 Parties wanting machinery will 1o well tO see J. M Denman X Bro. as they are selling cheaper than any one else.